In two years in the NFL, Cleveland Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield news has ruffled a few feathers because of his brashness and trash talk.

Even though his approach to the game has endeared him to Browns fans. The game hasn’t done him a lot of favors around the league. Especially since the Browns haven’t been very good.

After last season’s disappointing campaign in which the Browns entered the season with high expectations. Mayfield has decided to tone down the trash talk and let his play speak for him.

“It’s just time to work, do our thing, instead of talking about it,” Mayfield said during a video call with reporters. “This is the first media thing I’ve done, just because there’s no need to be talking about it.

“It’s just time to go do it.”

Since he was drafted by the Browns in 2018. Mayfield has been involved in spats with former head coach Hue Jackson. San Francisco 49ers cornerback Richard Sherman, wide receiver Antonio Brown and ESPN analyst and former NFL coach Rex Ryan.

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“Right now, it’s moving in silence, which is fine with me,” said Mayfield, who has turned down multiple interview requests this offseason, according to a source close to him. “That’s how I used to do it before getting on a bigger stage. Get back to the fundamentals to where I can accomplish the goals when the season comes around.”

Even though he has stayed quiet this offseason, Mayfield has been busy learning the team’s new system after the team hired former Minnesota Vikings offensive coordinator Kevin Stefanski as their new offensive coordinator.

“I think it matches up very nicely,” Mayfield said. “Being in control, getting checks in the run game, just being efficient. Last year was not a great year for turnovers, but I have always prided myself on not turning the ball over. … Where we do take our shots, it has to be smart decisions. There’s nothing wrong with throwing an incompletion every once in a while. Scheme-wise, how [Stefanski] is coaching it — I think it’s going to be a great fit.”